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Revision as of 09:55, 13 June 2022
Project Q4295416 in Austria, Italy
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Euregio avalanche report |
Project Q4295416 in Austria, Italy |
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602,020.0 Euro
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915,700.0 Euro
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65.74 percent
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3 October 2016
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31 July 2019
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GECT "Euregio Tirolo-Alto Adige-Trentino"
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46°29'41.78"N, 11°19'44.51"E
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48°12'40.28"N, 16°21'39.20"E
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The project's main goal is the realization of a joint multilingual avalanche bulletin designed to daily inform citizens about the avalanche situation in the entire Euregio territory. In order to achieve this, the project aims at standardizing the work of the employees through a unified workflow based on EAWS standards for the preparation of the bulletin while organizing apposite periodic training. Communication structures developed within the project will promote and facilitate the exchange of information among experts of the three territories, thanks to a software system that will display the weather station data, observations, snow and avalanche profiles of the whole region and will enable loading of the avalanche bulletin. The exchange of information will occur through standardized interfaces and formats that will facilitate future extensions and connections. The Euregio avalanche bulletin will be presented on the Web site in an intuitive and uniform way thanks to optimized mapping and descriptions based on predefined text blocks. Standardized interfaces with the media and social networks will facilitate the broadcast of the bulletin. All data will be freely accessible thus supporting the Open Data initiative. This first cross-border avalanche bulletin is a decisive step forward in risk prevention and management in the Euregio territory. (English)
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